The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07

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-, ga-,r,,,,, "a Jnies Janin reuarks. the
800 h......,, an .nd an ysara of are was lost
- ~a.o,on sor romance. and the drama:
-. ~ ,,,,oo a,onep on course Janin had
$500 ,,,orat,ro aloha In view but what he
co.. "a no,e trne IA yory MARKED degree Of
G..,,an nnvola partioularly tboeo OF Spiel
h.can ara sacber- Maaoob. and by far the
mat fascinatina female figures drawn upon
n Russian canvas by Tolstoi are mar
ried women who have passed apparent
Iv beyond tho age OF twenty-five In English
fiotion. also. which Is the stronghold OF the
bread.and. butter tyne, there have been Of late,
ma we have said some Indications Of awaken
ina enlightenment. After all. rs Mr.. Finck In
vitea us To observe, man at thirty Ave Is ut
the acme OF his physical attraotiveness; on
What grounds. physiological or other, need 1t
no dIfYerent with women?
Tn a,scoprsinp NJ tho three languages of love,
,vh;ch a. "a a. he savs words. facial expression.
and earesses.n Mr.. Finck dismisses words very
ourtlv as !, the weakest and least Trustworthy
mode ofexpressing the amorous emotions" He
,varns women that n fluent lover Is seldom con-
slant. and supplies them with an infsllible test
Of 4 rnnn's sincerity-to wit, embarrassment
Convention has made coyness, which, by visi-
bio signs, 10 hardly distinguishable from shy
ness, ar, eminentiy graceful feminine trait
From this point OF view tho author thinks that
"Oupid is kinder to women. instead OF making
them appear ludicrous, love has the power OF
Transforming even homely feminine face into
a vision OF loveliness by throwing q halo Of ten
dor e1halation around It.. This wondrous met
omorphoeis effected by love is one bf its great
est mirnoles, and to one who has seen
the girl before, It Instantly betrays her infatu-
atom Then, follows one OF the remarks
that eyinee real profundity. "This temporary
transformation of commonplace into beautiful
faces, this t,sing and moulding OF the features
into forms OF yolaptuous. and enchanting ex-
pression.is OF extreme psychologist interest;
for tt.ebows that, after all, the exalted. extrav
agant image Of her PROJECTIONS in the lovers
mind Is not purely imaginary. 1t Is not 30 much
owing to difference OF taste that he loves her
more than others do, as because she actually
does look more beautiful when her eyes are
fastened on him than when looking at any
other man.
Az "a ,,ss,no M Pinol points out That this
.,,I.,,t...,n,- e., ~ Iovo,s langnaoe IA nm
Known IN most sayaees. and that in medieval
Europe It lost almost all of it's Significance and
sayor through its promiscuous employment.
In sixteentb century England kissing on the
mouth was well ntsh al prevalent and permits
allie AZ handwriting ia at the present day.
hundred Years later Bunyan condemned the
nra ot;ce aourlv inouirina why the men only
saluted the most handsome and let the ILL.,
favored alopeY, kissing was 80 far in those
days, from going by favor that 1t was exacted
as a right due to every man Of q certain
social status. We have the proof In a story
here cited of the Cardinal of Lorraine
who hecar,e exceedincly irate whom q
portuguese Princess, married to the Duke Of
inc har nraferenee for the modest customs Of
har own country over those OF France. ".How,
oadaney cried Ia. sam 20 be treated in
this roannar, Has the oueen. my mistress,
who a tha sraatest Oneen In the world. and
sb.u not Was Won a diytu Ettle Duchess (sicl p
Withont mora ado he made for the ups Of the
princaaa. and. despite her Resistance, kissed
har thrIce nm the month before he re-
laa.ad bar with an exultant laugh" To the
nbvaio,ooist n NAV be that the prouoiseuity
=, kiaaino a,lowed at the Court OF France in
Tho siIteenth century accounts for much which
vonId ha otharwise fnexnlioable in the paxes
~ nrantome.
A.. .u,.. .,. ,,,o,v s-,,,.,o, thu o,+bor
. 80 ~ ri. Ind oo,,d ,ot VOL, ,orbea =
..s.S.r 1870 .ha,o ar. anv cnras for n
iueua1 .Hao.+h;e ,s,.sa,as an NOR.
80 =. I,S. go, n,hs, a,n.rta attr;h,,tes
49, ~ ~, ,,ca aa,,t ionino tha natIant
1900, ssssit nn,.a, ba, tal An IN iara, doses.
= 49, shsoncs 10 ant IN arrrayate deem
1900 ,,aIaav al n nss tha simiIe Of Roche
,on..mld a oust ~ Wind iii mt ont a candle
Int HOW mn = Are The nbilosopbv Of the pre-
s" us "a" ,.aIn,an ia Tina arnonnd,d. "A abort
$3.50. ,anor. ~. ,dssHz,no nroesss in the
,on..,s ,,,nd Rnt allow suf,, cient time TO mas
oy.r n Az the bvner- ide allied image of the be-
loved I'm the memory, and q cure may be ef-
faetad through the shock subsequently felt
on comparing this image with the greatly in :
terror rsality.n An inkilng of this metaphysi-
cal reaction had been obtained by the young
woman who formulated her objections to mar
wing naval officer Whose terms of absence
wonld be likely to be long, In the avowal that
abe should be sorry twiee--once when he went
awsv and once when he came back"
II must. notwithstanding be acknowledged
that tine treatment of love sickness is the one
hranch Of therapeutics ia which the Superior
itv NJ bomnopathio over allopathic methods Is
incontestible. To be sure, the sentimental
T n,,,aIlou, t,yho nv fbo NAV WAC tvrice mar